Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-25
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ned Rs an executive act. l request therefore that no further steps bs taken ID the matter, except to examine and inventory these flags. and adopt pro9sl measures for their preservation. Any direction Rs to the tinal disposition oi them should originate with congress. This letter occasions even greater sur | prise than the first one.
 Cry OF MEXICO. June 1.-The situa. ton ID Chihuahua where there are two rival governors, and state legislatures. excites much interest here, bat 1t is not believed that the federal government will actively interfere. except to preserve peace. It IS said in government circles that the matter will be settled according < to due process of law, and without re- sors to arms. General Pacheco, minister r of the interior, who has assumed the govsruoTship of Chihuahua, does not appear to be backed up by the federal government. In the palace circles 1t is said be is DO longer minister of .he interior. and it IS rnmored that he is to be succeeded by Senor Fernandez. LeEl.
 MOBILE, Ala, June 1.-The steam ship 'Videt,e,' fOundered one hundred miles south of Pensacola. The cargo a1d ship are valued at S60O,OOO. The officers and crew have arrived st Pensa- cola.
 NORTH ADAMS, Mass, June l7.-Ex- President Hopkins. of Williams College. died here this morning,
 SAN FBANcIsCO, June l7-C. TIofF- ming. an EnglIshmRn and charge d'sffairF for the Hawaiian kingdom, now in this city, says he has little faith m ihe prediction that a revolution is imminent Tn that kingdom. He will leave for the island ext Thursday.
 Los ASGELEs, Jure l7-The body of the wife of prominent physician, and the bodies of two children we're placed m the new cremRtOry here last night. This Is supposed to be the first crema- tion or the PR.ific Coast.
 LONDON, June l7-Fiye hundred men of the garrison ut Herst. muntined on the 9lh, in the fight which followed. thirty l6yRlIsts and fifty rebels were killed.
 FARGO. DAkots, June l7-Heavy rain storms prevailed in this region yester- day. At Grand Forks the north bound train was blown from the track, four per sons killed and six seriously injured. The Grand Forks round house was blown down and much damage done. Wires all down.
 LONDON, June l7-Jsmes q. Blaine and family reached here this afternoon,
 LAHORE. June l7.-I. is rumored that telegrams have been received from Lon don ordering the Indian government 10 forward troops to the Afghan frontier. IL Is also said that orders have been is- sued for the completion of the railway liIe 10 Cands9Or and the extension of the PCsawsur railway to JumroGd.
 CHICAGO, Illinois, June 17.-Kershsw Is irretrieyeably broken and the panic k over. Eggleston. a special partner. IS ciAImed, Is putting bis prop eriy out ot his hands. ArmOur's sent to all the banks last night, offering to re- lieve them of whatever cash wheat they held They all returned the answer that they had no cash whea, for sale. and did not expect to have any. The The market opened steady to-day,
 DUBLIN, June 1.-The customs au- thor.les a. Queenstown, in examining
  CT Adriatic, had their suspicious aroused regarding the contents Of a wooden box belonging to passenger named Peter Coy. In it were found a number of packages which contained Q substance which looked like sn explosive. IL was decided. therefore, to arrest Coy and hold him pending the anslysIs of the contents of the packages.
 COLUMBUS, O., June Ex-Governor FOrRker to-day received a telegrs m from ID. c. Putnam, of Springfield. de- partment commander of the Grand Army Of the Rapublic, urging him m behalf of the 29,000 comrades of this de partment to protest to the authorities at Washington against the return of the rebel flags captured by the soldiers ot Ono. The Governor forwarded the dis patch to President Cleveland, and in the same connection. said: ''ID transmitting this message I desire tO comply with the soldiers request, and do most earn e=tly protest against the action to which if relates. The patriotic people of this state are shocked and indignant be- yond anything I can express. l earn estly request you to revoke the order LNNL uuH kANCH NAAND NANN@N- The Governor also sent telegram to General Boynton at Washington, asking him to take legal advice hnd institute proceedings to en!Oin the return or the rebel flags which were captured by these troops.
 PTrrsBURG. Pa, June l6-The back bone of the great coke strike was broken to-day by the Hungarian strikers st the Sterling and J!mtown works of Shoon- maker & Co. returning to wOTk at the old wages. It will probably settle the strike, as there are 1000 of ths Hungari- ans ID the region and the natives Will be forced to follow or lose their situa- tions. The operators Gre preparing to resume. and by next Monday 1t IS ex- pected all of the l2,OOO men who have been on a strike the past three months, will be st work.
 PARIS. June l6-A sensation has been caused in French high lie by the sue cessful kidnapping of the Countess Campos, recently divorced from the Due De Ls Tore. The kidnsppeTs wore masks and seized the countess ss sbe vas walking in the Bois de Cologne. I They eluded pursuit and the present whereabouts of the lady IS unknown, ex- cept 10 her captors who managed com pletely to bsffie their prisoners friends as well as the police. The Due IS the son of the late Marshal Ssrrsno ot Spain. The Spanish embassy have in s;ituied sn energetic search for the lady.
 LOUISVILLE, Ky, June l6-A special 10 the EvenIDg Times from Lexington . Ky, says: News reached here tnls morning of another dastardly and cold bloOded attempt al sssassination m Rowan county last night. As ex-Sherir W. 4. Ramey and his son Heniy, the latter A years of age, were riding from Morehesd to their home Tn the country they were shot by an Bmbuscsde and probably fatally wounded. Ramey and bis son were not members of either of the Rowan factions lately, though they had refused to join the Craig Tor wer crowd snd it IS thought that thls refusal IS the cause of their probable murder.
 SAS FRANCISCO, June l6.-News from Honolulu brought here by the stssmeI Australia, shows that the government there has been ssaching for and detsin ing arms on the grounds of public safety